Adiabatic stabilization: the observation of the surviving population

N. J. van Druten; R. C. Constantinescu; J. M. Schins; J. M. Schins; H. Nieuwenhuize; H. G. Muller

European Quantum Electronics Conference
Technical Digest Series (Optica Publishing Group, 1994),
paper QWE1

Adiabatic stabilization: the observation of the surviving population

N. J. van Druten, R. C. Constantinescu, J. M. Schins, H. Nieuwenhuize, and H. G. Muller

European Quantum Electronics Conference 1994

Amsterdam Netherlands
28 August–2 September 1994
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N. J. van Druten, R. C. Constantinescu, J. M. Schins, H. Nieuwenhuize, and H. G. Muller, "Adiabatic stabilization: the observation of the surviving population," in European Quantum Electronics Conference, Technical Digest Series (Optica Publishing Group, 1994), paper QWE1.

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Abstract

The advent of intense light sources in the past decades has made it possible to study photoionization of atoms in situations where the light field is no longer a small perturbation. Recent theoretical investigations of such cases have lead to the prediction of a number of interesting deviations from conventional perturbation theory.

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